Why the Indian cricket board should be run the British way

BCCI operates like a secret society unlike the English Cricket Board's transparent corporate style

The Lodha committee received Deloitte’s audit reports of the financial statements of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and various state cricket associations in India in late January after calling for them in November 2016. Amicus curiae Gopal Subramanian reportedly told the country’s highest court that Deloitte had found large-scale financial irregularities in most of the accounts submitted to the Lodha panel. This was on the day the Supreme Court appointed a four-member panel headed by former Comptroller and Auditor General of India Vinod Rai to temporarily run BCCI till the house could be put in order.